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ALERTA! ALERTA! HAMILTON (CANADA) ANTIFASCISTA! Â Saturday!
@allthecanadianpolitics
By conceding Canadian sovereignty to American border officials, the Trudeau government has crossed a bridge.
Political deep integration continues apace. The Liberal government is in the process of passing an extraordinary piece of legislation, C-23, which effectively cedes Canadian sovereignty to U.S. border officials.
Under this Bill, expected to pass shortly, Canadians can be held for interrogation by U.S. border guards at airports, even if we decide weâve had enough hostile questioning about our religion, political views, social media habits, or mode of dress, and decide to stay in Canada after all. If we try to get up and leave at that point, or decide we donât want to answer more questions, we will be breaking Canadian law, and liable for arrest, conviction and imprisonment. Meanwhile, Canadian border officials in American airports will now have the right to prevent Canadian permanent residents from boarding an aircraft.
At a stroke, what we assumed were basic civic rights are being whisked away by the Trudeau government. American authorities will be able to detain Canadian citizens on Canadian soil, and the Liberals are making it a crime for us to refuse to co-operate. And just as American green-card holders are being harassed and blocked at U.S. airports, so Canada is now following suit against its own permanent residents, who â until now â had the unfettered right to enter Canada.
Pre-clearance has, of course, been a convenient way of entering the U.S. Better to be refused here than have to pay your way back from there. But this new law will apply, as noted, even to Canadians who change their minds about traveling to the U.S. after getting a taste of the Orange Era from a sneering American immigration official. Itâs worth reiterating: you wonât just be able to walk away. You will remain under American authority, in Canada, and if you resist or refuse to answer an American interrogatorâs questions, you can be prosecuted â by Canada.
This may seem to some like small potatoes. Most Canadians donât fly to the U.S. Most who do are unlikely to be harassed at the border. But it is wrong, I think, to dismiss this move so easily. Giving Americans the right to detain Canadians on our own land, and subjecting the latter to prosecution if we fail to comply, is a significant break from the past. Does anyone believe that U.S. pressure will stop there and that more concessions wonât be made?
Trudeauâs grinning performance in Washington, strong handshake and all, was really a gesture of obeisance. It was a dutiful visit to the court of the mad king. He will sound tough on trade issues for domestic consumption, and try to recover his shining mantle after his dismal performance of late, but he is what he is: little more than a satrap, not the leader of a sovereign nation. Just watch him.
The human rights experts concluded that the country falls far behind most others.
The United States continues to embarrass.
The delegates were appalled by the lack of gender equality in America. They found the U.S. to be lagging far behind international human rights standards in a number of areas, including its 23 percent gender pay gap, maternity leave, affordable child care and the treatment of female migrants in detention centers.
The most telling moment of the trip, the women told reporters on Friday, was when they visited an abortion clinic in Alabama and experienced the hostile political climate around womenâs reproductive rights.
âWe were harassed. There were two vigilante men waiting to insult us,â said Frances Raday, the delegate from the U.K. The men repeatedly shouted, âYouâre murdering children!â at them as soon as they neared the clinic, even though Raday said they are clearly past childbearing age.
âItâs a kind of terrorism,â added Eleonora Zielinska, the delegate from Poland. âTo us, it was shocking.â
In most European countries, she explained, abortions are performed at general doctorsâ offices and hospitals that offer all kinds of other health services, so there arenât protesters waiting to heckle the women who enter.
The women discovered during their visit that women in the United States have âmissing rightsâ compared to the rest of the world. For instance, the U.S. is one of three countries in the world that does not guarantee women paid maternity leave. The U.N. suggests that countries guarantee at least 14 weeks of paid parental leave. Some countries go further â Iceland requires five months paid leave for each parent, and an additional two months to be shared between them.
âThe lack of accommodation in the workplace to womenâs pregnancy, birth and post-natal needs is shocking,â Raday said. âUnthinkable in any society, and certainly one of the richest societies in the world.â
Another main area of concern for the delegation is violence against women â particularly gun violence. Women are 11 times more likely to be killed by a gun in the United States than in other high-income countries, and most of those murdersare perpetrated by an intimate partner. While the Obama administration has talked a lot about combatting violence against women, its efforts have been frustrated by Congressâ inability to pass new federal gun restrictions.
While the delegates were shocked by many things they saw in the U.S., perhaps the biggest surprise of their trip, they said, was learning that women in the country donât seem to know what theyâre missing. âSo many people really believe that U.S. women are way better off with respect to rights than any woman in the world,â Raday said. âThey would say, âProve it! What do you mean other people have paid maternity leave?ââ
The US is so far behind in womenâs rights, people donât even believe that other countries allow Paid. Maternity. Leave. Good lord.
But âfeminism isnât needed in the first world!â

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Happy Valentineâs Day. Why donât you celebrate it by spending more time with the glorious #BlackGaySlay hashtag
ItâsâŚjustâŚsoâŚ.beautiful!!! Also, the way at least one member of #BlackGaySlay stood up for himself in response to a homophobic bully is seriously inspiring. His clapback has received 106,000 likes and nearly 40,000 retweets.
Some facts:
1) Black Americans created jazz. 2) Jewish Americans created comic books. 3) These things are said to be the only original American art forms.
This should be mentioned every time someone talks about how black peopleâs culture is âinferiorâ or how America is a âChristian nationâ, because there is no original American art that is white and Christian in origin.
Transcription of an interview with Mark Bray from WNYCâs On the Media â Feb. 10, 2017
âBrooke: But not just that, right? Antifa is fundamentally against the right of fascists to speak and be heard.
Mark: Thatâs entirely correct. So, in your open you mentioned the popular slogan that liberals have adopted from Voltaire that, âI may disagree with what you have to say but I will defend to the death your right to say it.â Anti-fascists fundamentally disagree with that premise. They argue that, given the horrors of Auschwitz and Treblinka, the destruction that Nazis have caused, that fascists, white supremacists shouldnât be granted the right to express their ideas in public, in part because, they argue, had that been done earlier in the 1920s, the 1930s, we might have been able to bypass what ended up happening.
Brooke: I get that as a tactic, but Iâm still not sure how the philosophy of anti-fascism squares with the liberal values of free speech and open dialogue, and I guess it doesnât.
Mark: To some extent, it doesnât. The question is: if we want to prevent something along the lines of what happened in the 1930s and 40s from happening again, how do we do it? And the liberal prescription for doing it is, essentially, free and open debate and dialogue, and if Nazis do something illegal then hopefully the police will stop them. Anti-fascists recognize that in the 1930s, 1940s, the police supported fascism. The fascists didnât actually stage a revolution to come to power; they worked within the political system. And all the reasonable dialogue and debate that one could muster did not do the job. The argument is that, if we want such a horrific crime to not reoccur, it needs to be nipped in the bud.â
â For Antifa, No Platform for Fascism | Abolition Journal
Do not forget Michael Brown
Do not forget how the media dehumanized him and tried to justify his murder
Do not forget how peaceful protests were painted as savage riots
Do not forget police armed with military grade weapons terrorized and arrested black civilians
Do not forget Darren Wilson being awarded over $400,000 in fundraiser donations for murdering an unarmed black child
Do not forget that this system was not built to defend us, but to control us
Do not forget FergusonÂ
Saw this wonderful gentleman at the BĂśblingen bahnhof. The bit on his shoulders reads âNazijägerâ btw.
Itâs really frightening seeing people this open with their hate.
nazi-jager means nazi hunter so he hunts nazis
and it says âgoodnightâ to âwhite prideâ
thatâs anti-nazi not nazi
damn
But still open with their hate⌠Against nazis. Is that hate better somehow?
What the actual fuck is wrong with you, do you not know what Nazis are or something?
Iâm the child of a Nazi hunter. Â This guy rocks.
thats me
partied with dudes like this once at a bar in Europe, they made sure the bar tender didnât take advantage of me being a foreigner and increase the prices for the pool tables
when a creepy guy was hitting on me one of them came over to ask me if the guy was bothering me and I said yes and he told the guy to piss off for me
later they stood up for this Somali dude who was getting picked on by a drunken racist, they drove the racist out of the bar, he ran away scared as fuck

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Captain America knows whatâs good.
STAY WOKE
This is the Captain America we need in 2017.
Letâs hear Capâs entire speech:
âListen to meâ all of you out there! You were told by this manâ your heroâ that America is the greatest country in the world! He told you that Americans were the greatest peopleâ that America could be refined like silver, could have the impurities hammered out of it, and shine more brightly! He went on about how precious America was â how you needed to make sure it remained great! And he told you anything was justified to preserve that great treasure, that pearl of great price that is America!
âWell, I say America is nothing! Without its idealsâ its commitment to the freedom of all men, America is a piece of trash! A nation is nothing! A flag is a piece of cloth! I fought Adolf Hitler not because America was great, but because it was fragile! I knew that liberty could be snuffed out here as in Nazi Germany! As a people, we were no different than them! When I returned, I saw that you nearly did turn American into nothing! And the only reason youâre not less then nothingâ is that itâs still possible for you to bring freedom back to America!â
âCaptain America, âWhat If (Captain America Were Not Revived Until Today)?â Volume 1 #44 (Peter Gillis, writer), April 1984Â
This is where it all started.
Donât forget about this.They changed our future.
A group of students had invited Grasso, who fought with the YPG in northern Syria, to speak at the university.
February 1 2017 - Protesters against white supremacist Milo Yiannopoulos have a shoot-out with police, rubber-coated bullets versus fireworks. [video]
Black women need this:This Group of Black Women Is Taking Up Arms to Fight Racism and Misogyny
What radical black womanist politics organized around self-defense actually looks like, and why it matters.
There was no wild rhetoric about âkilling whiteyâ or clandestine plots to ambush and torture cops when I attended a political education class hosted by Dallasâs Black Womenâs Defense League last year. Instead, there were a lot of women of color speaking from the heart, telling one another how they felt when they walk down the street alone, sharing the fears they had for their children growing up in America today. Some of these sisters rocked kente cloth with dreads, while others had weaves and perms and wore skirts and heels. A few of the women were DECIDEDLY old school: They were alive when the original Black Panthers stormed the California State Capitol building with shotguns in 1967. But there were millennials on hand, tooâladies with hip-hop songs paused on their iPhones and books like The New Jim Crow tucked into their purses.
The Black Womenâs Defense League first popped up on my radar thanks in part to its red, black, and green logo, which features a woman with an afro toting a shotgun. After flipping through photos of the founder, Niecee X, brandishing firearms on social media, I couldnât help relating to the groupâs advocacy of firearms for self-defense. Even though Iâve never owned a gun, Iâve certainly thought about it, tempted by the illusion ofSECURITY it might offer in a country where someone like George Zimmerman, a vigilante who took a young black life like mine on a whim, can walk away scot free. But prior to actually meeting with the group, I failed to grasp the scope of the issues they grapple with. As Ibora Ase, one core member of the Black Womenâs Defense League, put it to me, black women donât just have to fight âthe manâwe have to fight our men.â
Niecee, the Defense Leagueâs leader, defies easy caricature. There is a distinct elegance on display in her perfectly posed Instagram selfies, where she mixes militant-fatigues, African prints, and exuberant hair styles that run the color spectrum from cherry red to Frank Ocean blond. Above all,THOUGH, sheâs stern and fastidious when it comes to her work as an advocate for black womenâleading the core members of her group in self-defense training sessions, charity work in the community, and outreach to the at-risk youths of Dallas.
Her grandmother gave Niecee the politics bug when she was still a kid. âI knew all of the senators and who the Republicans were,â she said. âI was really drinking the Kool-Aid for a minute.â But it was in her early 20s that sheFOUND her way activism through local black groups in Dallas like Guerilla Mainframe and the Huey P. Newton Gun Club, which introduced her to radical organizing.
It was only about two years ago that she broke off from those groups after a series of personal and professional incidents that begged for an organization specifically focused on obstacles faced by women of color. âThere were issues with an individual that I had been dealing with romantically,â she said of a man she met within Dallasâs black activist community, âand there was some violence that occurred between him and me.â
Niecee said that she was pregnant at the time and the alleged violence led to her losing a child. But what compelled her to start the Defense League wasnât a single act of malice so much as how the Huey P. Newton Gun Club handled her abuse allegations when she brought them to the attention of leadership.
âThere has to be a hard line drawn within our communities and for each other that this isnât something that will be tolerated, and even further that when it does happen, if it does happen, that it will be dealt with swiftly and dealt with in a way that will ensure it does not occur again,â she told me.
In an email, the co-founder of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club, Babu Omowale, said that because the alleged violence took place before Niecee was an official member of HPNGC, it wasnât their problem. He questioned whether it had happened at all and added that his organization offered Niecee a tribunal with a council of elders to resolve the situation, an offer she refused. After her refusal, Niecee was excommunicated from the group. (Niecee told me her refusal was based on her wariness that the tribunal would be run predominantly by men who might not be sensitive to her concerns as a women. This is the same wariness that led her not to report the allegations to the authorities.)
After I REACHED out to Omowale for comment, he posted an irate note on Facebook that publicly criticized Niecee for talking to âcraKKKas media.â Referring to the Defense League, he said that it is âunfortunate you have to fight your own before the enemy⌠you and your gay ass feminist group can burn in hell.â
The episode speaks to how, even within the âwokeâ community of radical black activists in 2017, there is still much to be done on gender equality. As Ase put it, there's SOMETIMES a desire to âkeep things in houseâ in the black community. The problem is, if we donât we start talking about these issuesâwhich plague all American communities, but can be particularly threatening to black womenâmany more people are going to be hurt, and the movement as a whole will be held back.
Read more here:https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/this-group-of-black-women-is-taking-up-arms-to-fight-racism-and-misogyny
Yep. Black Women have to take up arms for ourselves. We have no first line of defense.
Go like this video on YouTube because those 4chan reddit dudes have spammed it with dislikes. Work on the like ratio please
Yes black women, spread this like a wildfire and support these women!

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When you are powerless, you donât just speak differently. A lot, you donât speak. Your speech is not just differently articulated, it is silencedâeliminated, gone. You arenât just deprived of a language with which to articulate your distinctiveness, although you are; you are deprived of a life out of which articulation might come. Not being heard is not just a function of lack of recognition, not just that no one knows how to listen to you, although it is that; it is also silence of the deep kind, the silence of being prevented from having anything to say. Sometimes it is permanent.
Catherine A. MacKinnon, âDifference and Dominance: On Sex Discriminationâ (via virgodura)